Button Rock Bakery Lafayette

Reviews

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  brenda sledgen

  6 days ago
  5.0
  I live in another state & had these cake pops delivered to a family member for his birthday. They loved them. Fresh & yummy. The delivery person was super nice too!
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  Claire Stecker

  Nov 7, 2025
  2.0
  I really dislike giving Button Rock a lower rating because it has been a favorite spot of ours for years. I used to tell everyone about their incredible pastries and how unique the experience was each time we visited. However, lately there have been several recurring issues that are hard to overlook. The biggest concern is that the shop has lost what made it special. The menu has been simplified, many of their best pastries are no longer offered, and the atmosphere now feels similar to other trendy shops in Denver—small pastries and higher-priced, touristy items. It no longer carries the same character or creativity that originally made it stand out. The positive I want to highlight is the staff. They are consistently friendly, warm, and welcoming, and they truly do make the experience better. I hope they can bring back some of the charm and originality that once made Button Rock such a gem.
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  Zach Cramer

  Nov 1, 2025
  5.0
  Three words if you're going in for breakfast. Buy. The. Burrito.
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  Bonnie Rabin PhD,

  Oct 27, 2025
  2.0
  Everything used to be amazing in Their bakery section What the hect happened?! Tastes like something I'd expect to come come out of a box with a 6 month shelf life. Bakeries makes delicious baked goods with fresh quality ingredients. This is no longer the case at Button Rock. Cut corners.. expect your customer list to be cut. Bye
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  Pedro Silva

  Oct 18, 2025
  3.0
  At first I was not going to do a review and was just going to keep my disappointment to myself because of my previous good experiences at Button Rock. However, after taking a bite, I felt I needed to share this. I apologize if I didn’t give you all a positive review before. Throughout the years, I’ve been able to get my myself to overlook high prices due to the quality of your product. I’ve brought many people there and have often scheduled early meetings there specifically because of your breakfast sandwiches—specifically the house made English muffins. Even though they are expensive, I usually think of them as being worth it compared to sandwiches you can get elsewhere. So, when I decided to get one this morning, I was really looking forward to the experience I’d come to expect. Only to come home and find that it was, what appeared to be, a store-bought English muffin. I was instantly disappointed. And I called to find out if there was some mistake made on the sandwich. Given that the price hadn’t changed, I assumed that there was no way I was being charged the same amount for a store-bought English muffin. But it turns out that, according to the person who answered the phone, they no longer make their English muffins in house. So, I can only assume they are from King Soopers or something. The person told me that they were sorry and hope I had a nice day. Nothing more. I assume that it was an awkward encounter and she did not know how to respond. So I don’t fault her on that. But, if it were me, I would have at least said something to the effect of, “Well come back in for a chocolate chip cookie or latke or something.” What I hope from giving this review is that you all will at a minimum let people know that you no longer have the house made English muffins and ask them if they want a homemade biscuit or something. It probably doesn’t seem like a big deal to some people. But, there’s a lot of people struggling now financially and otherwise. Buying an expensive sandwich is a luxury. Your value add as a bakery is that your baked goods are made in house. Please take that into consideration.

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